Prepare to fall helplessly in love.

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Originating from the perpetually cool New York scene, the intriguing Darwin is a Baba Lover - following Meher Baba's teachings that cheerfulness has a spiritual value - and concedes with refreshing honesty that his clean lifestyle is at odds with a booze-soaked indie music movement.

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Next up, Darwin Deez, a New York-based artist for whom the word "offbeat" seems to have been invented.

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Darwin Deez is said to be a spiritual chap and a Baba lover and this album reflects that in a way. It's not over-produced, in fact, some tracks almost sound like bedroom demos but that's a compliment.

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The hottest ’tache in indie defies natural selection with a charmingly low-key anomaly of a debut

For the sake of a good soundbite, we’ll call it Reverse Darwinism, akin to dredging the lake and finding a three-titted, five-eyed mutant piscine flapping around at the bottom of it.

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Working the geek chic as hard as his GarageBand presets, this Myrtle Beach-born, U.K.-hyped quirkster is the rare bedroom rocker with sophisticated songwriting skills.

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While we all cut back on the inessential stuff in life to save money, Darwin Deez has done the same with his debut album: As his star rises, and he’s open to more production-rich opportunities, let’s hope he remains just as thrifty.

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As Deez inevitably ascends into the velveteen environs of professional production, let’s hope he doesn’t paper too thickly over these colourful cracks.

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Darwin “Deez” Smith is one quirky mammajamma, that’s for sure.

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the songs from Darwin Deez may not get pilfered by a platinum-selling stadium band, but they’re good enough to earn Smith some recognition for his own work.

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There’s an absolutely great EP somewhere amongst the length of Darwin Deez’s debut, it’s just unfortunate that it’s been distilled into a sub-par full-length.

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Every song cleaves to a format of clipped guitar chords and drawled vocals laid over electronic percussion.

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Could the good folk who compile 6Music's playlists write me an essay on why their station is getting canned including a section titled "Because we put shite like Darwin Deez on heavy rotation"?

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